If you think it's appropriate, then I don't mind.

If it’s okay with you, it’s okay with me too:)

+ Tatiana [if it’s ok with you, it’s ok with me] (in this context we pronounce it ókay, not okáy)

in this context we pronounce it ókay, not okáy)

😮🤩🙏

if it’s ok with you, it’s ok with me

Funny enough, my initial version was exactly the same, and then I double-checked it and added “too”:))

I figured. I do the same thing when I write in Russian. I think it’s only human to zhuzh 😎 

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To zhuzh? What’s that?

Do you know that moment, when women are just about to leave the house to go to a party, and you stop in front of the mirror and you give your hair a final tussle, give your eyelashes a final flip with your finger, rub your lips together to make sure your lipstick is even, etc.

Ah! 🤩👌

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/zhuzh

>In this context, we pronounce it ókay:
https://voca.ro/1ornek0U2GoC

A cool word!🫶

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